There’s a great deal of good humor when he sets his merry-go-round world spinning—but there are needles and sharp edges, Read more…

On a clear summer evening a few years ago during intermission of an off-off Broadway play, the name of which Read more…

The barefoot wunderkind stares into the camera, hands posed in prayer, the tip of the clasped paintbrush pointed to the Read more…

When Phyllis Kind tiptoed into New York nine years ago her stable of Chicago Imagists were an unknown commodity outside Read more…

Popcorn, Dubuffet and an epidemic of auction type fever dominated the 1984 Chicago International Art Exposition (CIAE) at Navy Pier. From Read more…

Approaching Chicago by air, the baby blue expanse of Lake Michigan licks a long strip of white sand beaches before Read more…

The diamond shaped logo for the Museum of Modern Art’s massive loan show, “An International Survey of Recent Painting and Read more…

Fifty-five years ago, three eminently energetic, far-sighted, and fabulously wealthy women founded the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Read more…

Amat’s sunstroked surfaces of paper pulp marinated with pigment and wax contain the fantastic architecture of Antoni Gaudi’s Finca Güell Read more…

In 1942 when the Art Institute of Chicago, the proud owner of Grant Wood’s best-known’ painting, “American Gable,” mounted a Read more…